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Action, Drama, Crime
This 2003 murder mystery from Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho is set in a small Korean province. When multiple young women are found raped and murdered, Inspector Park (Kang-ho Song) and Inspector Cho (Roe-ha Kim) struggle to find the unknown culprit. Inspector Tae-Yoon Seo (Sang-kyung Kim), recently transferred from Seoul, joins them, and the three of them stumble their way through the murder investigations.
They find some commonalities between the murders. All the women were bound, all wore red and all were killed in the rain. Apart from that, there are no clues. The first two detectives come across a mentally disabled man and decide to pin the crimes on him despite a lack of evidence, just to get the public to calm down. Seo Tae-Yoon doesn t agree with their methods. He prefers cold hard facts rather than a forced confession, and he tries to solve the case with the pieces of the puzzle that are available.
Check out the new DVDs, Blu-rays and streaming shows (Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, BritBox, Disney+, Acorn TV and more) coming out this week, including
Crisis starring Evangeline Lilly and Gary Oldman .
~Alexandra Heilbron
Crisis – Searching for her missing son, Claire (Evangeline Lilly), who is recovering from an oxycodone addiction, discovers that a boy caught smuggling drugs at the border was her son. Meanwhile, Dr. Tyrone Brower (Gary Oldman), who works for a drug company at the forefront of a new “non-addictive” painkiller medication, discovers that their new drug is causing lab rats to die 10 days after taking it, and now faces the decision whether or not to blow the whistle on them. As their storylines begin to intertwine, the truth behind the opioid crisis begins to surface. Available April 20 on DVD/Blu-ray/VOD/Digital.